About this opening
RTC-1 Employment Services is hiring an Income Auditor in Dubai for a 5-star hotel. The auditor checks the hotel's daily revenue end to end — rooms, food and beverage and every other outlet — and makes sure what the systems report is what was actually earned. Duty meals, accommodation and transportation are listed among the benefits.
What the role involves
- Audit and reconcile daily hotel revenues from rooms, food and beverage, POS and other revenue-generating departments, following hotel policies
- Review Night Audit reports, daily revenue summaries, guest folios, cash transactions, credit card settlements and any discrepancies
- Verify revenue postings, discounts, rebates, complimentary services, refunds and payment adjustments
- Prepare daily income reports, reconcile PMS and POS transactions, investigate variances and coordinate with the finance and food and beverage teams
Requirements noted by the source board
- Minimum 2 years of hotel accounting experience, including hands-on Night Audit experience
- Strong knowledge of hotel revenue reconciliation, daily income reporting and cash handling
- Proficient with hotel property management systems (PMS), preferably Opera, point of sale systems such as Micros, and Microsoft Excel
- The board lists this opening for male Asian candidates aged 30 and below (as listed on the board)
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